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<blockquote data-quote="handicapable" data-source="post: 1827700" data-attributes="member: 479878"><p>I have to say I strongly disagree with everything you have said there.</p><p></p><p>Oh yeah we're they regular.. I had hypos 2 hours after eating 3 course meals, hypos when falling to sleep (realising the back of my head and neck were sweating that much my pillows p*as wet through), hypos after exercise despite following the carb-counting advice given (plus another 20g for good measure) and hypos that would wake me up (luckily).</p><p></p><p>That last one I know for a fact is a sign I was on too much insulin and if it wasn't so late I would go get my laptop and post the link.</p><p></p><p>It's also extremely dangerous to go hypoglycemic in your sleep, check the diabetes.co.uk and search for dead in bed syndrome.</p><p></p><p>And I make no apologies in saying if they want to conduct experiments on me with a drug that can kill you so easily they can get to ****.</p><p></p><p>I wouldn't have lasted another week on that much insulin, let alone a few months and I know my body's limitations better than you.</p><p></p><p>I'm done with this thread now because the majority seem to be baiting me into a rant rather than being helpful.</p><p></p><p>Thanks to those who have replied with useful information. Even if it was against my way of thinking at least it had some kind of sensible reasoning behind it, unlike this unsubstantiated drivel.</p><p></p><p>edited by moderator for language</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="handicapable, post: 1827700, member: 479878"] I have to say I strongly disagree with everything you have said there. Oh yeah we're they regular.. I had hypos 2 hours after eating 3 course meals, hypos when falling to sleep (realising the back of my head and neck were sweating that much my pillows p*as wet through), hypos after exercise despite following the carb-counting advice given (plus another 20g for good measure) and hypos that would wake me up (luckily). That last one I know for a fact is a sign I was on too much insulin and if it wasn't so late I would go get my laptop and post the link. It's also extremely dangerous to go hypoglycemic in your sleep, check the diabetes.co.uk and search for dead in bed syndrome. And I make no apologies in saying if they want to conduct experiments on me with a drug that can kill you so easily they can get to ****. I wouldn't have lasted another week on that much insulin, let alone a few months and I know my body's limitations better than you. I'm done with this thread now because the majority seem to be baiting me into a rant rather than being helpful. Thanks to those who have replied with useful information. Even if it was against my way of thinking at least it had some kind of sensible reasoning behind it, unlike this unsubstantiated drivel. edited by moderator for language [/QUOTE]
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